Triathlon Queensland State Sprint Championships 2010
Race entries close Thursday 18th Feb 2010 for the Triathlon Queensland State Sprint Championships. There are over 300 competitors so far so it will be a great event. For those already entered see the competitors information and race briefing information.
Triathlon Queensland State Sprint Championships
Sunday, 21 February, 2010 at Sutton’s Beach, Redcliffe.
Sprint Distance Championships:
This event is the next race in the State Championship Series. Line Honours and State Championship Medals will be awarded.
The Sprint Distance is for OPEN and 15+yrs / Age Groups. (750m/20km/5km)
Swim 1 lap x 750m
Bike 5 laps x 4km loop
Run 2 laps x 2.5km loop
Registration & Transition “Open 6:00am, Closes 7:30am, Briefing 7:45am
Race Start 8:00 am
Tri-It-Out
Open to all ages. State Championship for 12-14 year olds (300m/8km/2km)
Swim 1 x 300m
Bike 2 laps x 4km loop
Run 1 lap x 2km loop
Registration & Transition “Open 6:00am, Closes 8:45am, Briefing 8:45am
Race Start 9:00am
Kids Race
10-11 year old State Championships
(200m/4km/1km)
Swim 1 x 200m
Bike 1 x 4km loop
Run 1 x 1km loop
Registration & Transition “Open 6:00am, Closes 8:45am, Briefing 8:45am
Race Start 9:30am
Mini Kids Race
U10 State Championships
(100m/2km/500m)
Swim 1 x 100m
Bike 1 x 2km loop
Run 1 x500m
Registration & Transition “Open 6:00am, Closes 8:45am, Briefing 8:45am
Race Start 9:50am
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